Days Inn by Wyndham Grayson - Grayson, Kentucky

Kashe P.

We had a fantastic stay at the Days Inn! After leaving another place due to a strong cigarette smell, we were relieved to find this place—clean, welcoming, and comfortable. From the moment we arrived, the staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, making us feel right at home.

The service was excellent, and the hotel had a warm, mom-and-pop feel that added a personal touch to our stay. The rooms were spotless, the atmosphere was inviting, and the breakfast was surprisingly tasty—definitely a great way to start the day!

If you’re looking for a cozy, well-kept place with great hospitality, this is it. Highly recommend!

Derick T.

Ugh, where do I even begin with the Days Inn Grayson Kentucky? Calling it a "hotel" feels like a cruel joke. It's more like a forgotten roadside shack that time and basic hygiene have completely passed over.

The moment I walked into the lobby, I was hit with a smell that can only be described as stale cigarettes and despair. The front desk clerk looked like they hadn't slept in days and seemed utterly uninterested in my existence. Check-in was slow and painful, and I was handed a keycard that looked like it had survived the Titanic.

My room was… well, let's just say "rustic" is an extreme understatement. The carpet felt sticky under my feet, and I genuinely feared what might be lurking beneath. The wallpaper was peeling, the furniture was ancient and stained, and the whole place had a general air of neglect. The "non-smoking" room reeked of smoke, and I spent the night wondering what unholy things had transpired within those four walls.

The bathroom was equally horrifying. There was hair in the tub (not mine, thankfully), the grout was black with mildew, and the showerhead sputtered out a weak, lukewarm stream. The towels felt thin and scratchy, like they'd been washed with sandpaper.

And the noise! Forget about getting a decent night's sleep. The walls were paper-thin, and I could hear every conversation, cough, and toilet flush from the neighboring rooms. Plus, there seemed to be some sort of loud machinery running outside all night.

The "complimentary breakfast" was a sad affair. Stale cereal, watery juice, and coffee that tasted like it had been brewed last week. I opted for a granola bar I had in my bag.

Honestly, I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy. It's overpriced, dirty, and utterly depressing. Save yourself the misery and drive a little further. Sleep in your car – it would probably be a more pleasant experience. This place needs a serious overhaul, or better yet, to be condemned. Avoid at all costs!

Joseph C.

We have stayed overnight multiple times while visiting Carter Caves, and had a clean room, quiet nights, and a nice breakfast bar. Staff are friendly and attentive to your requests or needs. Over all a nice place to catch some Zzz while on the road.

Amy M.

It's hard to find the right words to describe how thoughtful and caring the staff at this hotel is. We stayed a few days for a very unexpected family funeral. They treated us like family!
The hotel is clean and comfortable. I can't say enough good things about this hotel. If you need a hotel in the area, don't hesitate, book here!!

Allyson W.

The staff is amazing. The rooms are clean and always fully stocked. The location is by all your major needs. We enjoy staying here. And the price is very reasonable.

Alli O.

I was driving to Lexington from NYC on the day of the big snow storm in January 2025. It was late and dark, and I didn't know how to exit safely. Then I saw a lodging sign and a SureStay and Day's Inn right off the exit. I pulled over. I first stopped at SureStay, but they were full and the receptionist called William at Day's Inn. They had space! William booked me a room as soon as I got there and even delivered the water bottle to my room that I forgot at the front desk. I had to stay for two nights as the weather and roads were terrible. For those two days, I received such kindness from Kathy Lynn and Kathy (her mother). They offered to share some of their homemade chili and soup when they realized I had a food allergy and couldn't eat the food they had for breakfast. I really do think they saved my life that night by being accessible. And they showed such human decency and kindness to a group of stuck people. Thank you, Day's Inn.

Angie S.

Don’t judge a book by it’s cover. When we pulled up to the hotel we were both a bit worried! We had never been to this town, so we went strictly by the reviews, and we are glad we did! Friendly staff, very clean, and a good breakfast! Don’t hesitate to stay here!

Audrey G.

Very clean rooms, wonderful staff, great breakfast and right off the highway! The ladies who handle breakfast made sure my daughters had something they would eat and even offered to make them something special. I would recommend to anyone needing a place to stay in the area.